The official Git MCP server enables AI agents to interact with local Git repositories. It provides tools for reading file history, viewing diffs between commits or branches, listing branches and tags, searching through commit logs, and showing repository status. All operations are read-only for safety. Essential for code review, codebase analysis, and understanding project history without needing GitHub API access.
uvx mcp-server-git
{
"mcpServers": {
"git": {
"args": [
"mcp-server-git",
"--repository",
"/path/to/repo"
],
"command": "uvx"
}
}
}Tool details coming soon. This server has 6 tools available.
The official Git MCP server enables AI agents to interact with local Git repositories. It provides tools for reading file history, viewing diffs between commits or branches, listing branches and tags, searching through commit logs, and showing repository status. All operations are read-only for safety. Essential for code review, codebase analysis, and understanding project history without needing GitHub API access.
Git has 6 tools available.
Yes, Git is completely free to use with no usage limits on the free tier.
You can install Git using the following command: uvx mcp-server-git. After installation, add the provided config snippet to your Claude Desktop or Cursor configuration.
Git is listed under the Development Tools category in the AgentForge MCP registry.
Git has a current uptime of 99.99% with an average response time of 15ms.
To connect Git, click the "Connect Agent" button on this page to get the configuration snippet. Add it to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool). Your AI agent will then have access to all of Git's tools via the Model Context Protocol.